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The Sword Two is a Card that can be interpreted intuitively quite easily because the illustration offered in the “classic” Waite Tarot fits well with the conventional meaning of the Card. A woman holds two Swords in her hands – that is, two thoughts, two ideas, two possibilities. His eyes are blindfolded. She therefore cannot “see” which possibility is better. She is sitting under the moon… Does her intuition have a role to play in her decision? In any case, we will have to take it quickly because it will not be able to hold its Swords at arm’s length indefinitely … With this card, one can imagine that the Consultant is torn between two possibilities or that the Consultant seeks to reconcile two opposing forces in his life. Either way, the posture can be quite uncomfortable and a decision has to be made.
The presence of the Moon, symbol of intuition, suggests that intuition must be involved in the decision-making process. Intuition complements the “logical” and “mental” thoughts symbolized by the Suite of Swords.
With the Two Sword, it is advisable to take your time, not to make a hasty decision or on a whim. You have to take your time; introspection is necessary.
In the context of a Draw for Work, the Two of Swords indicates that the indecision is such that the Consultant is stuck. The Consultant is caught in the crossfire and unable to decide, even if that is precisely what is being asked of him.
If the Consultant does not “feel” the options available to him, it may be because a third way must be found. Is there a way to get everyone to agree? What would be the best compromise? What solution would benefit the greatest number?
Be careful that the Consultant is not “ostrich”. Sometimes a decision is difficult to make but … if it is the right one for the good of your career, your project or your business … you have to take responsibility and assume. Perhaps less obvious to interpret in the realm of finance, the fact remains that the Two Swords warns against hasty decisions. In this area, as for others, the Two Sword indicates the need to think carefully about the possibilities offered to the Consultant, so that the best is chosen. Taking your time is advised. Also ask experts in the field – bank advisor, notary, accountant, it depends … There is no rush.
In Love, the Sword Two indicates that the Consultant is hesitating between two people or between two possibilities – such as “leaving” or “staying” in their relationship. This is a decision that he or she has been trying to make for “some time” without succeeding. It begins to weigh on him.
The Sword Two comes to say to the Consultant: “No need to try to make this decision rationally because in Love, nothing is really rational! “. In the Lovers’ Domain, intuition and an intimate knowledge of oneself are free to express themselves. Moreover, it is possible that the Consultant already knows his answer in his inner fort. While the Consultant’s romantic relationship has been “strained” lately, the Two Swordsman suggests that working on compromise to regain balance is an option to be explored, to be attempted.
This card foreshadows anxiety and stress that can take over. Dedicate some time to your mental health with relaxation practices like meditation and yoga to feel better.
